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Space Syntax

, 2018
Configurational analysis represented by the method of space syntax allows the modelling of a city that links intuition and science, and it can be used for designing and planning cities, as well as in research (Hillier 2009). Developed by Bill Hillier and his colleagues at the University College London, it has been applied in urban studies since the ...
van Nes, Akkelies, Yamu, Claudia
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Balancing operating revenues and occupied refurbishment costs 2: a Space Syntax approach to locating hoardings [PDF]

, 2007
By placing hoardings in publicly accessible areas while carrying out phased occupied refurbishments, a contractor is temporarily redesigning that area. This reconfiguration affects the normal pedestrian flows through such areas.
Kelsey, J
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Place Syntax : Geographic accessibility with axial lines in GIS [PDF]

, 2005
Since the beginning there has been a strong and pervasive emphasis within space syntax on description. In a not so often referred to text (Hillier et al 1984a) this is put quite straightforward: “For the architectural researcher, the question ought to be
Karlström, Anders, Alexander Ståhle, Anders Karlström, Marcus, Lars, Ståhle, Alexander, Lars Marcus   +5 more
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The need for co-presence in urban complexity : Measuring social capital using space syntax [PDF]

, 2012
The concept of ‘cities as complex systems’ is well established within academia but rarely applied within professional practice. Therefore, a translation of knowledge is required, from the high theoretical discussions found in academic research to ...
Marcus, Lars, Legeby, Ann
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Analyzing the Impact of Spatial Configuration and Function on Movement Patterns of First-Time Visitors to Historic Urban Areas: A Case Study of Iznik

SAGE Open
The space syntax approach has been widely used to investigate the impact of spatial configuration on land use and pedestrian movement patterns. Previous research shows that streets with high accessibility are decisive in the location of common functions ...
Barış Mert KARASU, Gözde KIRLI ÖZER
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The need for co-presence in urban complexity [Elektronisk resurs] : Measuring social capital using space syntax [PDF]

, 2012
The concept of ‘cities as complex systems’ is well established within academia but rarely applied within professional practice. Therefore, a translation of knowledge is required, from the high theoretical discussions found in academic research to ...
Marcus, Lars,, Legeby, Ann,
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A Justified Plan Graph Analysis of a Typical Apartment in China: Focusing on Interior Traffic Spaces and a Binary Filtration System for Neural Network

Buildings
In the situation of shifting urban residential needs in China, existing studies overlook both interior space redesign of ordinary apartments and the integration methodology of space syntax and artificial intelligence in this domain.
Yumeng Huang
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Feeling good and feeling safe in the landscape: a `syntactic' approach [PDF]

, 2007
Space syntax is a theory and set of tools and techniques for the analysis of spatial configurations. It was developed at UCL in the late 1970s, as an approach to understanding human spatial organisation and to help architects and urban designers to ...
Hanson, Julienne, Dalton, Ruth
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Cognitive and Structural Perspectives on a Traditional Terraced Rice Field Village: An Integrated Spatial Syntax Approach

Land
Gacheon Village, a traditional rice-terrace community in Korea, possesses ecological, cultural, and anthropological significance but is confronted by population decline and loss of ecological function.
Youngrim Son, Jaewoo Yoo, Inhee Lee
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Developments in Space Syntax [PDF]

Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design, 2004
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